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Rich, it kinda depends on what your preferred motor is. I have run them all now. A go devil surface drive is pretty good at stopping then restarting in fwd. A prodrive with full power reverse is really good at stopping and then reversing. I don't stop when I don't have to, but in our LA mus...

steve, what price are you putting on the baldpate

I didn't find Steve's response nearly as onerous as his normal conversations. If you don't like rallying it would appear you should avoid Mexico, although I've heard that good shooting is sometimes mostly the product of the tides. As to what constitutes legal and what constitutes sporting, for...

Paul's pics make we wish we could drop all the politics for a moment, and just have a greatest pics from your life thread. No posts with an agenda allowed, just pics from a great time in your life. I will zone out on that one and imagine myself in the background of each pic.

I shot a couple triple tail last weekend, first time in a while. Its pretty fun getting face to face with them.

bob admittedly I know nothing about campers, and I feel like a guy picking on someone for shooting a lion when I've never even been to Africa to inject any $$$ into the economy there, but I do know a couple things about blocking boats. Wouldn't your blocking setup be a lot more sturdy if you...

how did you find that thing. its wonderful

Rich, I for one wish you would post boat construction pics more frequently.

a v6 loop charged Johnson weighs 400#, although I'm unsure of the weight of a jet foot. the remote oil tank which is likely located near the transom is probably 1.5 gal and another 10-20# when full. A 115 yama weighs about the same and a 150 is only 80# more. I would just plunk the new motor...

they certainly do not add to the boats performance in all applications. Especially with people hanging four strokes and added weight these days. A boats center of gravity is a complex issue, and to lay a blanket statement like they "add" to performance does not seem to do the issue justice...

in for a brant poster. how about a black duck poster as well.

In keeping with the reptile theme for a moment, at some point during that time frame I went by my mom's house and happened to snap this pic of the shell off a turtle my grandpaw ate long ago. As mentioned previously on the forum, I shot up to Maine for a week and stayed in Troy Fields cabin...

Sometimes I've been accused of not contributing anything to this forum, or possibly society, or both. That doesn't really bother me, but Sutton saying my shoes can't match my buff (the neck gaiter we wear for fishing) does, so here's a brief update on where I've been. I did a lot of duck...

I should have expected Steve's sensitive post of the day, I now feel obligated to post pictures of a few thousand #'s of dead fish to ensure I'm still considered manly. I wish he'd do more arguing with guys who wear greater than size 14 shoes in person.

Someone was posting about how bean boots had come into fashion. I was up in Maine last month at the store while staying in Troy's cabin, and I should have bought a pair then. I didn't, however, and now wish I had. I read the notes on sizing on the website, but I'm somewhat torn. To those...

aren't you the guy who comes to Louisiana fairly often? If so I have one of this guy's kennels and it is awesome. They are assembled with corner pins so you can easily join multiple kennels side by side. http://www.outdoorproductsmfg.com/pictures Not the cheapest, but custom built heavy...

as soon as I saw your post, I thought tolman as well. I think you like the lines better because they have more curves and harder to build.

I spent last week up in Maine with Traditions Guide Service, Captain Troy Fields. I rented Troy's cabin on the lake, and enjoyed a week of general relaxation along with turkey hunting. I just wanted to say, Troy is a great host and his cabin is wonderful. The cabin is literally 15 steps from...

i too missed the sticky, order in

Pete, I have built a couple. Box lined with tar paper then aluminum. Watch out for galvanized, as I've read some awful stuff about galvanic poisoning. On ours we had someone with a metal press, press a big steel box for the lid where the coals go. tons of them down here. google Cajun...